Destiny Deoxys
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| Canada | PG |
| Quebec | G |
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Destiny Deoxys (Japanese: 裂空の訪問者 デオキシス Sky-Splitting Visitor: Deoxys) is the second Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation movie, and seventh of all Pokémon movies. It was first in Japanese theaters on July 17, 2004. It then aired on the Kids WB programming block for North American audiences on January 22, 2005.
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Summary
A giant meteorite from space strikes in the Arctic. Arising from the crash-site is a Pokémon known as Deoxys. Feeling threatened, Rayquaza starts to attack the Pokémon while it was trying to revive a stone. The fight ends, however, when Rayquaza fires a point blank range Hyper Beam, vaporizing Deoxys except for its crystal core, which fell deep into the waters. The research team led by Professor Lund, whose camp was in the middle of the battle, takes the stone Deoxys was holding, and bring it with them on their return to LaRousse City.
Four years later, Ash and his friends arrive at LaRousse City, intent on battling in the city's famed Battle Tower. There, they run into Tory Lund, the son of Professor Lund, who became afraid of Pokémon after being caught in the middle of a Walrein and Sealeo stampede caused by the meteor strike four years ago. Ash attempts to help Tory get over his fear, but their main priority becomes survival when both Deoxys and Rayquaza come to LaRousse as well.
Characters
Human
- Ash Ketchum
- May
- Brock
- Max
- Tory Lund
- Professor Lund
- Yuko
- Rafe
- Sid
- Rebecca
- Audrey
- Kathryn
- Officer Jenny
- Jessie
- James
Pokémon
- Deoxys
- Rayquaza
- Munchlax → Snorlax
- Plusle
- Minun
- Pikachu (Ash's)
- Grovyle (Ash's)
- Swellow (Ash's)
- Corphish (Ash's)
- Torkoal (Ash's)
- Mudkip (Brock's)
- Lombre (Brock's)
- Forretress (Brock's)
- Combusken (May's)
- Beautifly (May's)
- Skitty (May's)
- Bulbasaur (May's)
- Metagross (Rebecca's)
- Blaziken (Rafe's)
- Blastoise (Sid's)
- Surskit (Kathryn's)
- Masquerain (Audrey's)
- Meowth (Team Rocket)
- Spheal
- Sealeo
- Walrein
Movie guide
Character introductions
Pokémon debuts
- Deoxys in its Normal, Defense, and Attack forms
- Rayquaza
- Munchlax
- Metagross
Cast
| 出演 | |||||
| Ash Ketchum | Veronica Taylor | Satoshi | Rica Matsumoto | サトシ | 松本梨香 |
| Pikachu | Ikue Ohtani | Pikachu | Ikue Ohtani | ピカチュウ | 大谷育江 |
| May | Veronica Taylor | Haruka | KAORI | ||
| Brock | Eric Stuart | Takeshi | Yuji Ueda | タケシ | うえだ ゆうじ |
| Max | Amy Birnbaum | Masato | Fushigi Yamada | ||
| Jessie | Rachael Lillis | Musashi | Megumi Hayashibara | ムサシ | 林原めぐみ |
| James | Eric Stuart | Kojirō | Shin'ichirō Miki | コジロウ | 三木眞一郎 |
| Meowth | Maddie Blaustein | Nyarth | Inuko Inuyama | ニャース | 犬山イヌコ |
| Tory Lund | Tara Jayne | Tōi | Noriko Hidaka | ||
| Professor Lund | Ted Lewis | Rondo-Hakase | Koichi Yamadera | ||
| Yuko | Rachael Lillis | Yūko | Takako Uehara | ||
| Rafe | Sebastian Arcelus | Ryū | Kenji Nojima | リュウ | 野島健児 |
| Sid | Jeff Berman | Shouta | Makoto Higo | ||
| Rebecca | Lisa Ortiz | Hitomi | Becky | ||
| Audrey | Rebecca Honig | Audrey | Nana Mizuki | ||
| Kathryn | Rebecca Honig | Catherine | Maria Yamamoto | ||
| Officer Jenny | Megan Hollingshead | Junsar | Chinami Nishimura | ||
| Narration | Mike Pollock | Narration | Unshō Ishizuka | ||
Trivia
- This movie premiered in Japan between the episodes Sky High Gym Battle and Lights, Camerupt, Action.
- This movie featured the very first reveal of a Generation IV Pokémon, Munchlax.
- LaRousse was much later revealed to be Drew's hometown.
- In October 2003, Kunihiko Yuyama and his team made a four-day visit to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada to form the basis for LaRousse City.
- This is the first Pokémon movie to debut on TV before its video release.
- The character Rafe resembles a Cool Trainer from Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Versions.
- Although the Japanese version of the front cover shows more characters on it, it's missing Munchlax, which the English cover shows.
- Ash's Torkoal had a different voice in the English dub for an unknown reason.
- This was the last Pokémon movie distributed by Miramax.
Errors
Dub edits
- In the English version, Brock tells Yuko that meeting her reminds him of the time he worked for Professor Ivy, meaning that Brock has gotten over whatever happened between him and Ivy, but in the Japanese version, Brock tells Yuko that he's surprised that someone as young and beautiful as her could be a lab assistant, and that he would also be a good assistant, all without even mentioning Professor Ivy.
- When it first premiered on Kids WB, this film was time elapsed. This meant that various scenes were cut in order to make room for their commercials. In the Cartoon Network version, the whole film was aired.
- In the Kids WB and the Cartoon Network version, the ending is shortened to a minute. In the VHS, DVD and Toon Disney airing of the film the whole ending is shown.
In other languages
Brazilian Portuguese: Alma Gêmea.
Portuguese: Alma Gémea.
| Pokémon Movies | ||
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| Original series | ||
| Advanced Generation | ||
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Jirachi: Wish Maker | Destiny Deoxys | Lucario and the Mystery of Mew | Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea
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| Diamond & Pearl | ||
